Showing posts with label Claire Vogel Camargo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Claire Vogel Camargo. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Carpe Diem Extra March 14th 2018 Results of the Troiku Kukai "in the herb garden"


Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,

Welcome at this Extra episode of our wonderful Haiku Kai. I finally have the results of our first Troiku Kukai "in the herb garden". In this Troiku Kukai we had 22 contestants and several of them voted for the best, second best and third best Troiku. The votes have been collected and I am glad to announce you all the winner and the runner-up of this Troiku Kukai, but first this:

Thank you all for participating in this first Troiku Kukai here at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai. It made me proud to see how many participated in this kukai based on a creative haiku form I have created, the troiku. The Troiku is based on the ancient Russian sleigh the troika, a sleigh pulled by three horses. That "image" brought me (back in 2012) the idea to create the Troiku, a haiku form in which you are challenged to create three new haiku by using the separated lines of the first haiku (the sleigh). The three new haiku (the horses) are free-styled and that makes this new haiku form such a wonderful creative way of giving words to your thoughts.

A Troika (Russian sleigh pulled by three horse, the base of Troiku)
 This first Troiku Kukai I gave you a wonderful haiku by Claire Vogel Camargo to work with:

no spring sprouts
in the herb garden
his heart attack

© Claire Vogel Camargo

The goal of this Troiku Kukai was to create a Troiku with this haiku and I have read really amazing and wonderful Troiku ... thank you again for sharing these beauties with us all.

The WINNER of this first Troiku Kukai "in the herb garden" is Hamish Managua Gunn with the following Troiku he got 8 points:

no spring sprouts
in the herb garden
his heart attack


© Claire Vogel Camargo
no spring sprouts
only a timeless watch
left under pouring rain


in the herb garden
where the bare earth lies covered
with last year's leaves

his heart attack
and the horizon's rolling thunder
—the caws of rising crows


© Hamish Managua Gunn

With this Troiku Hamish has won the opportunity to create an exclusive CDHK E-book together with Chèvrefeuille's Publications and I will create a special episode of our Tokubetsudesu feature next month about his work as a haiku poet.

Fresh Herbs
Every Kukai has of course a "RUNNER-UP", but this month I have a tie, there are two Troiku with the same amount of points. First I thought to let someone else look at the both Troiku to decide which one will become the "runner-up", but after giving it a thought again, I have decided to accept this tie and so we have two "runners-up" in this Troiku Kukai, the first of these two is created by Louise Hopewell:

no spring sprouts
we bury grandad
in the cold earth


in the herb garden
a tangle of parsley and mint
sibling rivalry

h
is heart attack
summer thunderstorm
rolling over the ocean


© Louise Hopewell



And the second "runner-up" is Skaidrite Stelzer with the following Troiku:


no spring sprouts
beneath the leaves
a lost glove

in the herb garden
he hates to pull even
the wild chive

his heart attack
the forget-me-nots
still bloom


© Skaidrite Stelzer
Both "runners-up" have won the opportunity to be featured in a special Tokubetsudesu episode here at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai. Both of these episodes I will also publish next month.
To all three I say !!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!
To conclude this Extra episode I have the complete list of results for you. I will give the points and the numbers of the Troiku.
8 points: Troiku 1
6 points: Troiku 7 & 19
5 points: Troiku 6
4 points: Troiku 2, 4 & 10
3 points: Troiku 20 & 21
2 points: Troiku 3 & 8
1 point :  Troiku 14
0 points: Troiku 5, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18 & 22
I will open a new Carpe Diem Haiku Kai Kukai soon, but I haven't yet an idea which theme to use, so I keep you all posted.
Namaste,
Chèvrefeuille, your host here at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai

Saturday, February 3, 2018

Carpe Diem Extra February 3rd 2018 The Judging starts


Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,

Our first Troiku Kukai was a great success. There were 22 contestants which delivered the same amount of Troiku. This first Troiku Kukai we also have to Judge .. so that's why I publish this CDHK Extra episode.

The Troiku was based on the following haiku by Claire Vogel Camargo:

no spring sprouts
in the herb garden
his heart attack


© Claire Vogel Camargo
I have read wonderful Troiku inspired on this haiku and I am so glad that I have seen a lot of new names ... Of course I hope to see those new names more often here at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, but we will see.
You can find the Troiku Kukai above in the menu "Carpe Diem's Kukai" or by clicking HERE
 
The judging of this 1st edition of our CDHK Troiku kukai goes the same as all other kukai. So you may give 3 points to the best Troiku; 2 points to the 2nd best Troiku and 1 point to the 3rd best Troiku. Of course you can not give points to your own Troiku.
The "winner" of the Troiku Kukai wins the opportunity to create his / her own exclusive Carpe Diem Haiku Kai E-book and the "runner-up" will be featured in a special episode at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai.
The judging starts NOW. Please send your judging results to our emailaddress:
Please write "Judging Troiku Kukai" in the subject line.
You can send us your judging results until February 24th 10:00 PM (CET).
 

Thursday, January 25, 2018

Carpe Diem Extra January 25th 2018 Troiku kukai - last call for submissions


Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,

As you all know our special Troiku kukai is running. I have had a lot of response and I think it will not be easy to make a selection ... I am looking forward to your judging, but that's not the right moment today. The submission period is almost over therefore this is the last call for submissions for this special Troiku kukai. You can send your Troiku created from that beautiful haiku by Claire Vogel Camargo:

no spring sprouts
in the herb garden
his heart attack

© Claire Vogel Camargo

You can send your Troiku to: carpediemhaikukai@gmail.com before January 28th 10:00 PM (CET). Please write "Troiku kukai" in the subject line.

More about Troiku you can find above in the menu. In that same menu you can also find a special CDHK E-book about Troiku "Flamingo Clouds".

I am looking forward to your responses. feel free to invite others to participate in this special Troiku kukai.

Namasté,

Chèvrefeuille, your host.

(Chèvrefeuille is the pseudonym of Kristjaan Panneman)

Sunday, January 7, 2018

Carpe Diem's Troiku Kukai "in the herb garden"



Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,

It is my pleasure to invite you to the first Carpe Diem Troiku Kukai "in the herb garden". As you all know here at CDHK I create kukai on a regular base, but the last kukai "departure" has been a while ago. I even hadn't time to announce the winner of the "departure"- kukai, but I will soon publish the results of that kukai. Until than ... I already invite you to participate in a new special CDHK kukai in which I ask you to create a Troiku from a given haiku.

Troiku is a creative way of haiku-ing which I invented back in 2012 short after the start of CDHK. The goal of Troiku is to create three new haiku starting with the separated lines of a given haiku. So a Troiku has four haiku:

Russian Troika (from which I created the Troiku)

The first haiku is the haiku from which you have to start creating three new haiku. Haiku two, three and four are newly created haiku that start with the separated lines of the first haiku.
Let me try to explain that with that famous haiku by Basho:

old pond
frog jumps into
water sound

© Basho (Tr. Chèvrefeuille)

The three new haiku start with the separated lines; haiku 1 starts with the first line "old pond"; the 2nd haiku starts with the 2nd line "frog jumps into" and the 3rd haiku starts with the 3rd line "water sound". Together with the "base"-haiku the troiku counts four (4) haiku. Of course there is no use of following the classical rules, so troiku is a kind of "free-style" haiku-ing as did e.g. Santoka Taneda.
More about Troiku you can find above in the menu.

For this Carpe Diem Troiku Kukai I have chosen a haiku created by Claire Vogel Camargo. Claire granted me permission to use her haiku by the way.

Here is her haiku to start the Troiku with:

no spring sprouts
in the herb garden
his heart attack

© Claire Vogel Camargo

This Carpe Diem Troiku Kukai starts now and is open for your submissions, one troiku created from the given haiku by Claire, until January 28th 10:00 PM (CET). Send your Troiku to our email-address: carpediemhaikukai@gmail.com Please write Troiku Kukai in the subject-line.

Good Luck,

Chèvrefeuille, your host.